Why Maine is Weird (with Bob Duchesne!)
2025-02-05 18:00 - 19:30 (America/New_York) | 37 Miller St, Belfast, ME, United States
Bob Duchesne: Why Maine is Weird
Coastal Mountains Land Trust’s Waldo County Conservation Initiative invites the community to a fun and entertaining presentation by Bob Duchesne on February 5 at 6pm at the Unitarian Universalist Church, 37 Miller Street, Belfast.
Maine’s unique natural environment is the result of the state’s history, geology, and geography, making our state one of the best places in America to see birds and other wildlife. But is Maine a little ‘weird,’ a bit different but in a good way? Bob Duchesne thinks so, and he explains in a humorous and informative talk, “Why Maine is Weird.”
Bob Duchesne is well-known for his birding columns and for his entertaining and educational YouTube videos. He is the author of the Maine Birding Guide, a book and an online tool that helps birders find Maine birds. Bob is a lifelong birder, a close observer of all birds and in the natural habitat that supports them.
Coastal Mountains Land Trust’s Waldo County Conservation Initiative continues to build a fund to conserve land within large ecologically significant areas that preserve the most diverse ecosystems in our region, and special properties valued by our community, that provide for trails, access to lakes, rivers and the ocean, and spaces for outdoor learning. Hear an update about our current projects and learn how you can get involved.
We hope you will join us!

Happy Wanderers Hike: Cameron Mountain Trail
2025-02-06 10:00 - 12:00 | ME
Join us for a come-all hike along the Cameron Mountain Trail in Camden Hills State Park! We will meet at the Youngtown Rd. parking and trailhead at 10a.m. on Thursday, February 6th.
This hike will cover about two miles with some elevation. Good shoes or boots, hiking poles, and water are always recommended.
Happy Wanderers hikes are held monthly by Coastal Mountains Land Trust and Maine Health’s Community Health program. Each hike features a different trail in Knox or Waldo Counties.
Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org with any questions.
Directions: From Camden, take Route 52 to Youngtown Road. A parking area will be on the righthand side before the end Youngtown Rd, just before Route 173. A google maps pin can be found here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/CijJhEHKDz62X8c1A

Full Moon Hike at Beech Hill Preserve
2025-02-11 17:00 - 18:30 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Rd, Rockport, ME, United States
Join us on Tuesday, February 11th for a full moon hike at Beech HillPreserve in Rockport! We will meet at the Beech Hill Road trailhead at 5:00p.m.and hike up the hill together as the full moon rises. The trail is about 0.6miles of hiking up a gentle, but steady incline. On top of the hill, thehistoric Beech Nut will be open, the fireplace will be lit, and hot tea will beserved. All are welcome!
Clear skies should allow the full moon toilluminate our walk, but participants should bring a flashlight or headlamp.Footwear that accommodates the current hiking conditions are recommended: boots and ice grips may beappropriate if there is ice.
Thisevent is cohosted by Coastal Mountains Land Trust and Maine Health’s CommunityHealth program.
Please email maevec@coastalmountains.orgto register for this free event. In case of cloudy weather, the hike will beheld at 5p.m. on Wednesday, February 12th.
Location: 316 Beech Hill Rd. Rockport, ME

Wednesday Waldo Walk: Head of Tide Preserve
2025-02-12 10:00 - 12:00 | Head Of Tide Nature Preserve, Belfast, ME 04915, USA
Join us for another Wednesday Waldo Walk on February 12th at Head of Tide Preserve in Belfast!
Wednesday Waldo Walks are led by Waldo County Conservation Initiative member Biudy
Pendleton. Each month, Bindy guides hikes along different trails throughout Waldo County.
All are welcome!
This hike will cover approximately two miles with slight elevation. Hikers should meet at the trailhead at 10a.m. Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org to register.
Directions: From downtown Belfast, take Main Street west and immediately turn right onto
Waldo Avenue. In 1.5 miles, turn right onto Doak Road. Parking area is on the right immediately
after Doak’s Machine Shop.

CANCELLED! Tracking Workshop with Kirk Gentalen
2025-03-01 09:00 - 11:00 | Fernald’s Neck Preserve, 199 Fernald Neck Rd, Lincolnville, ME, United States
This event has been cancelled due to expected inclement weather. It may be rescheduled – please watch our website/eNews for updates.

CANCELLED! Happy Wanderers Hike: McLellan Poor Preserve
2025-03-06 10:00 - 12:00 | ME
This hike has been cancelled due to inclement weather forecast.

Wednesday Waldo Walk: Basin Pond in Monroe
2025-03-12 10:00 - 12:00 | ME
Join us for another WednesdayWaldo Walk! Each month, Coastal Mountains volunteer and Waldo County resident Bindy Pendleton leads hikes exploring different trail systems. This hike will take place at Basin Pond in Monroe on March 12th at 10a.m.
Coastal Mountains Land Trust is currently under contract to purchase Basin Pond from the town of Monroe. Joan Cheetham from the Monroe Conservation Commission will join Bindy on this hike to provide more information about this beautiful place.
This hike will cover about two miles with a few changes in elevation. Snowshoes or ice grippers may be ideal depending on conditions.
Hikers should meet at a carpool location in the town of Monroe due to limited parking at the trailhead.
Contact maevec@coastalmountains.org to register and learn more about carpooling. All are welcome!

Happy Wanderers Hike at Appleton Preserve (GRLT)
2025-04-03 10:00 - 11:30 | Appleton Preserve, 265 Camden Rd, Union, ME, United States
Join us for a hike along the Appleton Preserve, owned and maintained by our friends at Georges River Land Trust (GRLT). All are welcome!
The hike will cover approximately 2 miles of level ground along the St. George river.
Register HERE
Happy Wanderers hikes are held monthly in collaboration with Maine Health’s Community Health program. Each hike explores a different trail in Knox or Waldo County. Everyone is welcome!
Directions: From the intersection of Routes 131 and 105 in Appleton, go east on Route 105 for ½ mile. Parking is available at the ME Inland Fisheries & Wildlife gravel lot on the right, just before the bridge across the Georges River. Please do not park in the Blue Crow Studio driveway or use it as a turnaround.

Wednesday Waldo Walk at Little River Trail
2025-04-09 10:00 - 12:00 | ME
Coastal Mountains Land Trust invites you to another Wednesday Waldo Walk! Coastal Mountains volunteer and Waldo County resident Bindy Pendleton will lead a hike at the Little River Trail in Belfast on Wednesday, April 9 at 10:00 a.m.
All are welcome! This hike will cover one to four miles of the Little River Trail, with options for hikers to loop back early or walk additional segments. There is elevation in some spots. Good boots and plenty of drinking water are recommended.
Directions: We will meet at the trailhead located on Route 1. Coming South from Belfast, there is a parking lot on the right side of the road just before the bridge.
Email info@coastalmountains.org to register.

Volunteer Orientation
2025-04-17 17:00 - 18:30 | Coastal Mountains Land Trust, 101 Mt. Battie Street, Camden ME 04843
Do you want to help care for the natural places within our community? Are you passionate about helping people connect to the outdoors? Coastal Mountains Land Trust is seeking new volunteers to help with a wide range of projects including maintaining trails and repairing bridges with our stewardship team, assisting educators in outdoor classrooms as part of our Learning Landscapes program, and helping with community events and office mailings. All skills are welcomed and wanted!
Anyone who is interested in learning more is invited to an informational session on April 17 from 5:00-6:30 p.m. at the Land Trust’s office at 101 Mount Battie Street in Camden.
At the gathering, Land Trust staff, along with active volunteers, will provide an overview of the Land Trust’s conservation programs as well as a summary of the volunteer positions that the Land Trust is seeking to fill.Please email info@coastalmountains.org if you plan to attend!

Happy Wanderers Hike: Haystack Mountain
2025-05-01 10:00 - 12:00 | Haystack Mountain, Liberty, Maine
Join Coastal Mountains Land Trust and Maine Health’s Community Health program for a Happy Wanderers Hike at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, May 1 at Haystack Mountain in Liberty.
All are welcome! This hike explores a 1.1-mile loop trail with moderate elevation. Hiking boots and plenty of water are encouraged.
Haystack Mountain is owned and cared for by Midcoast Conservancy.
Contact Leah Trommer at leaht@coastalmountains.org with questions.
Directions: From Rt. 3 between South China and Belfast, take Rt. 220 south for 0.8 miles. Turn left at the sign for the Vena M. Roberts Memorial Ball Field. Park in the parking lot behind Walker Health Center in Liberty. The trailhead is at the far corner, past the ball field.
Go to penbaywaldo.coursestorm.com to register and receive updates about the event.
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Coastal Mountains Land Trust has worked since 1986 to permanently conserve land to benefit the natural and human communities of the western Penobscot Bay. The Land Trust has protected over 13,000 acres, offering 55 miles of trails for public recreation.
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Community Health programming is offered by PenBay Medical Center’s Community Health Improvement Team and is focused on preventing and reducing chronic disease and promoting the adoption of healthy lifestyles.

Spring Educator Gathering
2025-05-07 16:00 - 17:30 | Head Of Tide Nature Preserve, 91 Dock Rd, Rangeley, ME, United States
Calling all educators to join us at the Head of Tide preserve in Belfast as Coral Breuer of Otter Trails homeschool group shares about her immersive ecology education program and takes us on a tour of the preserve! Coral is an experienced place-based educator who incorporates literacy, writing and math into her nature-based programming! Come connect and learn with us!

Birds of Beech Hill
2025-05-11 07:30 - 09:30 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Rd, Rockport, ME, United States
This free hike is open to anyone interested in birds. The program will be presented by Brian Willson, avid birder and wildlife photographer.
Midcoast Maine is a summer home and major migration hub for so many amazing species of birds! May marks the return of several different songbirds, seabirds, and shorebirds to our coast and forests. Citizen scientists and birders have reported 134species of birds at Beech Hill Preserve.
Join BeechHill birding authority and photographer Brian Willson as he identifies BeechHill’s year-round avian residents andvisiting summer species!
Contact leaht@coastalmountains.org to register or with any questions.
Photo credits to Brian Willson.
Directions:From Camden: go south on Route 1, turn right onto Beech Hill Road. Parking lot on the left in 1.6miles.Meet at the Beech Hill Preserve Trailhead at 316 Beech Hill Road.

Wednesday Waldo Walk - Agnew Tract in Knox
2025-05-14 09:30 - 11:30 | ME
Coastal Mountains volunteer and Waldo County resident Bindy Pendleton will lead this hike which will take place at the Agnew Tract in the town of Knox on May 14 at 9:30 a.m.
Some of the tract’s special features include a pond with beavers and a diversity of bird species as well as several varieties of frogs and other amphibians.
The trail is fairly short, under a mile, and takes hikers up a rise over the pond, then travels alongside the water. Bring your binoculars if you have them as well as tick and insect repellent.
*Pre-registration and ride sharing is recommended as the pond is located on a dead-end dirt road with limited parking spaces. We will meet at the Marsh Preserve parking lot off route 137 by 9:30am to caravan to the pond.
Directions to the Marsh Meadow preserve (you will caravan from this parking area to the Agnew Tract trail head): From Belfast, take Main Street west and turn right onto Waldo Avenue / Route 137. Continue 10.4 miles (passing the 131 intersection) to the trailhead on the right. Park only in the designated lot and not along the driveway.
If you want to join the ride share from Belfast, be at Reny’s parking lot (in Belfast) by 9:00 a.m. Call Bindy, at 207-323-0817 for ride-sharing information. For more information and to register email info@coastalmountains.org .

Library Talk: Children's Perspectives on Conservation
2025-05-29 17:30 - 18:30 | Belfast Free Library, 104 High St, Belfast, ME, United States
Cornerspring Montessori’s lower elementary lead teacher, Haley Norris, will be sharing an entertaining and insightful documentary she and her students created depicting one of the cornerstones of their curriculum: peace with the environment.
The students from Cornerspring Montessori went on several field trips during this project. They visited the office and preserves of Coastal Mountains Land Trust, met with planning staff from the City of Belfast, and spent time with an outdoor-based homeschool group called Otter Trails.
Otter Trails, led by Coral Breuer, is a three-day-a-week homeschooling enrichment program for children 8-11 with a focus on nature education and life learning through community engagement.
Join Coastal Mountains Land Trust, Cornerpsring Montessori School, and Otter Trails on Thursday, May 29th at the Belfast Free Library to see the students’ creative and joyful film.
The presentation begins at 5:30pm. This event is free and open to everyone! No registration is needed.

Happy Wanderers Hike: Hodson Preserve
2025-06-05 10:00 - 12:00 | Hodson Preserve, Molyneaux Road, Camden, ME, 04843, United States
Join Coastal Mountains Land Trust and Maine Health’s Community Health program for a Happy Wanderers hike at Hodson Preserve in Camden! We will meet at the trailhead at 10a.m. on Thursday, June 5th.
Happy Wanderers hikes are held monthly and explore different trails throughout Knox and Waldo Counties. These walks are free and open to anyone!
This hike will cover about 1.5 miles of trail including steep elevation in some spots. Hiking footwear and plenty of water are recommended.
Directions: From Camden, take Washington Street/Route 105 for 2.5 miles. Turn left onto Molyneaux Road and drive approximately 0.6 miles to the preserve parking area on the right.

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Wednesday Waldo Walk: Sears Island, Searsport
2025-06-11 09:30 - 11:00 | Sears Island, Searsport, ME, United States
Join Coastal Mountains volunteer, Bindy Pendleton, as she guides a walk among the ecological treasures of Sears Island.
Board members from the Friends of Sears Island will be giving a short explanation of work they do and will be available to answer any questions.
Meet at 9:30 am at the southern end of the kiosk. High Tide will be at noon and please feel free to bring a lunch and explore the island on your own after the walk, if you would like.
Bring: water, sunscreen, tick protection and binoculars, if you have them.
Register at info@coastalmountains.org .
If you are interested in a ride share from Belfast, contact Bindy at @ 207-323-0817 for details.

Arts on the Hill: Jenn Schott
2025-06-26 17:30 - 18:30 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Rd, Rockport, ME, United States
Come join us on Beech Hill as skilled acoustic guitar player Jenn Schott livens up the hill with her special Nashville sound. You won’t want to miss our first Arts on the Hill country concert. Over the years, Schott’s songs have been recorded by famous country music artists including Bill Ray Cyrus and Lonestar.
Country music is all about stories and singer/songwriter Schott will share some her favorites. Plan to bring a picnic, relax – maybe get up and dance! – and enjoy the spectacular view. All Arts on the Hill performances are free and open to all ages but please leave your dogs at home.
Arts on the Hill is made by possible and presented by Camden National Bank, Cold Mountain Builders, Bangor Savings Bank, Camden Coast Real Estate, and Dirt Play.

Pride Picnic
2025-06-28 11:00 - 13:00 | Gibson Preserve, 621 Woodmans Mill Rd, Searsmont, ME, United States
We are partnering with OUT Maine and Georges River Land Trust to host a pride picninc at the Gibson preserve in Searsmont.
Bring a picnic lunch and we will provide the snacks! We will have relaxed ecology and art activites for all ages.
The Gibson preserve is beautiful, situated along the St. George river, and designed to be accessible. Here is more information about the preserve.
Feel free to come on your own, with friends, or bring the family!
Registration is coming soon, through OUT Maine. In the meanwhile, contact leaht@coastalmountains.org with any questions.

Nature Program: Sleuthing for Animal Signs
2025-06-29 10:00 - 12:00 | Ducktrap River Preserve, Lincolnville, ME, United States
Join naturalist and avid outdoor esucator, Meg Selkie, as she takes us on a walk along the Ducktrap River discovering signs of its inhabitants and the extensive habitats in this ecologically diverse preserve!
This nature program is free, family friendly, and open to all. We hope you can join us!
Directions:
From Lincolnville Center, drive north on Route 52 for 3.5 miles. You will descend into a valley before a steep hill. The trailhead is located on the left, about 100 yards after Route 52 crosses the Ducktrap River. Park along the road.

Happy Wanderers: Harkness Preserve, Rockport
2025-07-03 10:00 - 11:30 | ME
Join Coastal Mountains Land Trust and Maine Health’s Community Health program for a Happy Wanderers Hike at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, July 3 at the Harkness Preserve in Rockport.
All are welcome! This hike explores a 1-mile loop trail with minimal elevation. We consider it one of our more gentle walking trails although there are roots on trail and Hiking boots and plenty of water are encouraged.Directions
From Camden, take Route 1 south, turning left onto Pascal Avenue. Turn right onto School Street, then turn right onto Spruce Street. About 100 yards up Spruce Street is the preserve parking, marked by a sign.
Contact Leah Trommer at leaht@coastalmountains.org with questions.
Go to penbaywaldo.coursestorm.com to register and receive updates about the event.

Wednesday Waldo Walk: Haystack Mountain, Liberty
2025-07-09 09:30 - 11:00 | ME
Join Coastal Mountains volunteer, Bindy Pendleton, as she guides us up Haystack Mountain in Liberty. You will hear the incredible story of the community saving this mountain for public access! It was an incredible, local, conservation feat!
This is a 1-mile loop trail with a steeper section as you approach the summit. There are great views from the top!
Meet at 9:30 am at the trail head which is located off Main St. behind Liberty Elementary School. Bring: water, sunscreen, tick protection and binoculars, if you have them.
Register at info@coastalmountains.org
If you are interested in a ride share from the Reny’s parking lot in Belfast, contact Bindy at @ 207-323-0817 for details.

Blueberry Community Free Pick
2025-07-20 - 2025-07-26 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Rd, Rockport, ME, United States
This is our annual Free Blueberry Community Pick Week! Come enjoy the scenery and the delicious taste of hand-picked organic blueberries on Beech Hill.
The blueberries oversee the dates for this event, but this week is our best estimate based on when the berries ripened last summer. Here is the link to our Registration Form!
Location:
For the quickest route to the berry fields, park at 316Beech Hill Rd. in Rockport. The field will be on your right, about a five-minute walking distance from your car.
Bring:
Your buckets, sun protection, and plenty of water!
Please note:
Dogs are not allowed in the blueberry fields to comply with our MOFGA certification standards and for the ease of our public events!
Rakes are also not allowed on free pick days.
Inclement weather:
In the case of free pick cancellation due to inclement weather, you will receive an email notification, if you have registered!

Arts on the Hill: MoJO Jazz
2025-07-21 18:00 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Road, Rockport
Coastal Mountains Land Trust’s Arts on the Hill program brings Mondaynite Jazz Orchestra (aka MoJO) to Beech Hill Preserve on Monday, July 21 at 6:00 p.m. as part of this popular and free summer concert series. Beech Hill will be hopping!
Mondaynite Jazz Orchestra is an extraordinary 18-piece Midcoast-based big band that plays modern as well as traditional jazz, including Latin, swing, blues, and funk. The band derives its name from their practice schedule: Monday nights, and they certainly have their mojo workin’.

Plan to bring a picnic, relax and enjoy the spectacular view…unless you’re up dancing to the beat!

All Arts on the Hill performances are free and open to all ages but please leave your dogs at home.
Arts on the Hill is made by possible and presented by Camden National Bank, Cold Mountain Builders, Bangor Savings Bank, Camden Coast Real Estate, and Dirt Play.

Arts on the Hill: Burnurwurbskek Singers
2025-07-27 14:00 - 15:00 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Road, Rockport
Coastal Mountains Land Trust’s Arts on the Hill program brings the Burnurwurbskek Singers to Beech Hill Preserve on Sunday, July 27 at 2:00 p.m. as part of this popular and free summer concert series.
Comprised of men representing many of Maine’s Wabanaki people (including the Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, Maliseet and Mic Mac tribes), the members of the Burnurwurbskek Singers have been singing and drumming together for almost 25 years. They perform traditional northeast Native American woodland songs that date back to time immemorial, as well as more contemporary, intertribal songs. These songs have been passed down in their rich oral tradition from generation to generation – from fathers, grandfathers and uncles to brothers, cousins and sons.
Core members of the group are Ron Bear, his two sons Nick Bear and Cree Neptune Bear, and Nyle Sockbeson. The group is also often accompanied by traditional Native American dances, performed by Ron’s daughter Selena Neptune Bear and others. The Burnurwurbskek Singers are honored to continue to share their Native American drumming, singing and dances with Indian Country and others.
All performances are free and open to all ages, but please leave your dogs at home.
Arts on the Hill is made by possible and presented by Camden National Bank, Cold Mountain Builders, Bangor Savings Bank, Camden Coast Real Estate, and Dirt Play.

Arts on the Hill: Rockville
2025-08-02 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Road, Rockport
Coastal Mountains Land Trust’s Arts on the Hill program brings local band Rockville to Beech Hill on Saturday August 2 at 6:00pm. Dust off your dancing shoes because this band will get you up swinging.
Rockville is a Midcoast Maine roots music band with a unique blend of folk, country, blues and rock with a sprinkle of reggae. Rockville offers a mix of original music that speaks to the elements, the natural world and the human experience. The rugged coastline and beauty of this place inspires Rockville to make music. Rock out with the Rockville gems.
Plan to bring a picnic, relax, and enjoy the spectacular view. All Arts on the Hill performances are free and open to all ages but please leave your dogs at home.
Arts on the Hill is made by possible and presented by Camden National Bank, Cold Mountain Builders, Bangor Savings Bank, Camden Coast Real Estate, and Dirt Play.

Happy Wanderers Hike: Mount Tuck Preserve, Stockton Springs
2025-08-07 10:00 - 12:00 | Mount Tuck, 2 Moody Rd, Stockton Springs, ME, United States
Join Coastal Mountains Land Trust and Maine Health’s Community Health program for a Happy Wanderers Hike at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, August 7 at the Mount Tuck Preserve in Stockton Springs.

All are welcome! This hike explores approximately 4 milesof a trail through meadows and mixed- age forest. The trail is consideredmoderate with 425ft of elevation gain and is out and back. Hiking boots, bug protection and plenty ofwater are encouraged.

DirectionsDirections:
From Stockton Springs: Turn North on Route 1. In 4.1mi, turn left onto Meadow Road. Continue 0.6mi and park on the side of MeadowRoad, or in the dirt pull-off by the Kiosk. Please do not block the road,as it is actively used by abutting landowners for forestry and other uses. Therewill be someone to guide you with parking.
Contact Neshamah Stearns at neshamah@coastalmountains.org with questions.
Go to penbaywaldo.coursestorm.com to register and receive updates about the event.

Nature Program: Insect Bonanza
2025-08-09 10:00 - 12:00 | Head Of Tide Nature Preserve, 91 Dock Rd, Rangeley, ME, United States
Join us to explore the enchanting world of insects at theHead of Tide preserve in Belfast!
The Maine Entomological Society will be sharing their knowledge of the widevariety of insects that inhabit this preserve.
This program is family friendly and no experience is needed.

Wednesday Waldo Walk: Stover Preserve, Belfast
2025-08-13 09:30 - 11:00 | Stover Preserve, Belfast, ME, United States
Join Coastal Mountains volunteer, Bindy Pendleton, as she guides you through this quiet, less traveled preserve. This walk includes a 1 mile loop without significnt incline. The trail goes over bog bridges, through old pines and along a shallow part of the river, which is good for families (and everyone) to enjoy!
Meet at 9:30 am at the Stover trail head, which has limited parking. The Head of Tide preserve is a brief walk away with more abundent parking (89 Doak Rd., Belfast). You will easily see the sign for the Stover preserve, just across the road! Bring: water, sunscreen, tick protection and binoculars, if you have them.
Register at info@coastalmountains.org

Arts on the Hill: Sugar Snaps
2025-08-21 18:00 - 19:30 | Beech Hill Preserve, 316 Beech Hill Road, Rockport
Coastal Mountains Land Trust’s Arts on the Hill program brings the Sugar Snaps band to Beech Hill Preserve on Thursday, August 21 at 6:00 p.m. as part of this popular summer concert series.
The Sugar Snaps are a high-energy 8-piece R&B band from mid-coast Maine. Featuring powerhouse vocals and a classic horn section, the Snaps bring to life the rich back catalog of lesser-known funk and soul tunes sprinkled with occasional popular hits by artists like Maceo Parker, Sharon Jones, Stevie Wonder, Ann Peebles, Al Green, and the Meters.
The band features the powerful pipes of Ms. Emma Theobalds; the nasty brass of Julian Stearns (trumpet), Steve Orlofsky (saxophone) and Adam Tangarone (trombone); the slick stylings of guitarist Will Field; the funky fingers of keyboardist Mo Lotman; the pulsing palpitations of bassist Adam Nordell; and the syncopated skins of drummer Willy Crichton. With a repertoire of the funkiest, grooviest, catchiest tunes from the 60s, 70s, and beyond, The Sugar Snaps are sure to have your booty on the dance floor until it melts or last call, whichever comes first.
Plan to bring a picnic, relax and enjoy the spectacular view. All Arts on the Hill performances are free and open to all ages but please leave your dogs at home.
Arts on the Hill is made by possible and presented by Camden National Bank, Cold Mountain Builders, Bangor Savings Bank, Camden Coast Real Estate, and Dirt Play.
